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did he also shoot the guy in white?

about 23 seconds in, the guy in white starts to run away while the guy in blue just kind of turns in circles standing there looking confused. Gunman points gun and then runs.

around 30 seconds in, guy in white is cornered in the yard while gunman is in street and points at him again. Guy in white seems to clutch at his stomach and then knee, but gunman runs off and guy in white seems able to walk.

I can't tell if the guy in white was also hit, or the gunman fired at him.

OP, your wife is right, as you are saying the results prove it. Your kid is well rested at that amount of sleep.

Sleep is the secret weapon most people never deploy for themselves.

I almost feel sorry for nola.com / Advocate / Times-Picayne. They are obviously doing all they can to egg on a bogus story simply because they are desperate for clicks and will say anything to stave off bankruptcy. No matter how irresponsible, they'll pretend "well there might be something to this, who are we to say".

Compare this to how the media treated, say, the COVID lab leak hypothesis as a "conspiracy theory", or how a terror attack where the guy says "I did it for Allah" gets written up as "motive is unknown." Or the umpteenth episode of trans violence is treated as an isolated by a "woman" with zero interest in the crazily disproportionate rate of violence among trans.

But here, baseless speculation and proven lies? "Hey, who are we to say? Here's another clickbait article. This one mentions Emmett Till! Gotta keep the public informed."

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Walmart management wasn't so happy with me when I called the sheriff's office and a deputy responded.

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In your mind, this was a great victory and proves you were right and were carried out in glory on your shoulders after winning the big game. In reality, you were just a new story for the managers, "you'll never believe what this guy did today."
It's like all the people who say "I went to court and proved my ex-wife was lying, the judge was laughing I was so good."

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The deputy gave the manager an earful, explaining that Walmart stealing from me is no less of a crime than all the people they have called law enforcement over.

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Dear Diary: today, this never happened.

How are they "denying" responsibility when they haven't even spoken to their own driver yet? Sounds like they are still investigating at this point.

I wouldn't be surprised if the idiot other driver has some dumb story that it's not her fault. I've almost been hit several times by people like this. For whatever reason they just take off from a parked position and pull off into the lane of travel without looking. I'm 100% sure if they did hit me like that, their story would be "you came out of nowhere! WHERE DID YOU COME FROM! WHY DID YOU HIT ME!!"

Let's see how great a deal we struck on the buyout close after the governor mouthed off about Kelly's and then LSU tried to weasel out of its obligation. Surely we struck a harder bargain as a result:

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In a news conference a few days after Kelly was fired, Gov. Jeff Landry criticized high-priced coaching contracts with large buyouts. He suggested more deals should be weighted with performance-based incentives that would reduce the guaranteed cost and lower the price to fire a coach. Landry called Kelly’s lofty buyout a “liability.”
LSU would owe Kiffin 80% of his remaining salary if it fires him without cause, which would be paid out in monthly installments through the remainder of the deal. It does not include any mitigation or offset clause should Kiffin then get another job.

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Oh.

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Those kids look sharp, good on them.
Good outfits.

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Schexnayder said someone at his request notified someone from the state that he had the board as he was leaving office. He wouldn’t identify either person.

“I’m not going to go and start blurting out names,” Schexnayder said. “That’s not who I am.”

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When I first saw this story I thought that it was dumb to indict him if all they could prove was the board turned up missing, but nobody could prove he took it. But then when you look at this quote from him, it's really odd isn't it. Makes me think he knows a lot more than he's let on.

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“When I turned in the keys, that’s the last I seen it, that’s the last I know,” Schexnayder said Tuesday. “The last I know is the board was in the office when I left.”

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Do they still have GED programs in prison? Maybe he can take this experience and make something of himself.

Today in "Stories That Never Happened."

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I never understood the weird criticism of The Eagles. It was one of those things that became cool to do but never made any sense. I’m not saying they’re my favorite band or anything.

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You can't argue with success, millions of people love or like them. I'm chiming in to admit to being the oddball. I never liked them as a teenager or young adult, I found them way too slick and calculated. They were technically perfect but left me cold. Again, no judgment- it just wasn't my thing. When I first saw Big Lebowski and he was denouncing the Eagles, it resonated with me as hilarious- finally there were others like me! Another thing I found hilarious about that scene is the black cab driver loved the Eagles so much he kicked the dude out of his cab for disliking them. As far as I can tell the Eagles did not have a very large black following, so that was part of the humor of the scene.

That said I always recognized their talent. And I actually like a lot of their solo stuff, much better than the Eagles ('Boys of Summer' by Henley, and his End of the Innocence album is a pop masterpiece; Walsh was a lot of fun and had great songs; Frey's 'You Belong to the City' is a beautiful song).

Another thing about those guys is if I'm not mistaken they were all from somewhere other than LA and moved there to be studio musicians. They were all people at the very top of their craft, and it showed in the music production values, the perfect singing, the note-perfect playing they did. It's amazing. But songwriting ability and charisma are the real difference makers. As I said, even though the Eagles were not to my personal taste, they had these qualities in droves. Sometimes I do play a few Eagles songs, it's an enjoyable listen that doesn't demand much from you. And there's a stadium concert from the 70s you can see on YouTube that is excellent and sounds just like their records- going back to their fundamental love/hate quality, because that's either a good thing or a bad one.